ESWM Report
ESWM Report
ESWM Report
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Davao City
HON. MAXIMO M. ESTELA, MD Land area : 32,
32,041 has
has..
Municipal Mayor Population : 99,142 (based on 2007 NSO Survey)
Chairman, Municipal ESWM Board Total number of : 21,
21,027 (based on 2007 NSO Survey)
Municipality of Sto. Tomas, Davao del Norte, Philippines households B.E. Dujali and Panabo City
Sto.. Tomas
Sto ECOLOGICAL
the agri-industrial hub of Davao del
Norte and the fastest-growing
Municipality in the 2nd political district
whose revenue source is derived
SOLID WASTE
mainly from local tax revenue of
business and real property,
exportable banana operations, rice-
farming and high value crops.
MANAGEMENT
PROGRAM
PROJECT OBJECTIVES
The ESWM Program of the Municipality of Sto
The ESWM Program of the Municipality of Sto. Tomas aims specifically to:
. Tomas aims specifically to:
1. Establish an effective and sustainable garbage management system through
an efficient solid waste storage, collection, hauling, processing and disposal
disposal;; Approved ESWM Plan in accordance with RA 9003 on November
8, 2004.
2. Educate the people on the principles of “Waste Reduction at Source” and
“Segregation of Waste at Source” as the primary solution in lessening the Approved ESWM Municipal Ordinance 006 on November 22, 2004.
amount of garbage generated daily using the 4Rs approach
approach:: Reduce, Reuse,
Recycle and Recover
Recover;; Re
Re‐‐launched the Program on December 8, 2004
33. p
Revitalize and instill “Discipline”.
“Discipline” p an integral
. Make the People g p
part of the Approved 19
Approved 19 Barangay
Barangay ESWM Plans through Strategic Planning
Program.. Empower them to participate in the discussions, drawing and
Program
calibrating processes and solutions, trainings and other interventions for the
Workshop January 13––14, 2005.
Workshop January 13
efficient implementation of the Program
Program;; Approved 19
Approved 19 Barangay
Barangay Ecological Solid Waste Management
4. Draw out support and commitment from the people making Proper Waste Committees.
Disposal their “Social and Moral Responsibility”
Responsibility”
Approved 14
Approved 14 Barangay
Barangay ESWM Ordinances excluding Resolutions &
5. Establishment of Materials Recovery Facilities (drop
(drop‐‐off area and pick
pick‐‐up
point) and collection points across the nineteen (19
19)) barangays
barangays;;
Executive Orders.
6. Generate revenues and income
income.. 127 Operational Materials Recovery Facilities and 298 Waste
Collection Points across the nineteen (19) barangays.
Collection Points across the nineteen (19) barangays.
7. Promote entrepreneurship
entrepreneurship..
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MESSAGE
Lunga-og
Elementary School
Esperanza Elementary School
“No ESWM
Implementation,
No Project Policy” Talomo Elementary School
ESWM
Orientation
during the
Annual ESWM Orientation and Cascading during the renewal of business Pre-Marriage
licenses at the public market and business establishments ` Counseling
Seminar every
1st and 3rd
Thursday of the
Month.
2
“No Garbage Bins
“No ESWM Orientation, Scattered in
No Issuance of Conspicuous
Burial Permit Policy” Places”
Barangay Pantaron
Barangay San Miguel Barangay La Libertad
Barangay Talomo Barangay New Katipunan
NAFCO Elementary School Puerto Azul
EDUCATION
(Continuous Information and Education Campaigns)
y The Barangays
y Religious Sector and other Cause‐
Cause‐Oriented Groups
y Purok Leaders and Officials
y Barangay ESWM Committees
y Youth
Y th and d Students
St d t Sectors
S t
y Teaching Sector
y Business Sector
y Pre‐‐Marriage Counseling
Pre
y Establishments and Stakeholders
y Households
y Study Tours Visitors
y Technology Transfer to other Local Government Units
3
Strategic Planning & Seminar Workshop and Other Trainings Conducted:
Cateel, Davao Oriental Maydolong, Eastern Samar
Study Tour Visitors….
San Isidro, Davao del Norte (2)
Sta. Cruz, Davao del Sur
Pilar, Surigao del Norte
Tagbina, Surigao del Sur
Trento, Agusan del Sur (2) Bislig City, Surigao del Sur
Bansalan, Davao del Sur Mawab, Compostela Valley
Hinatuan, Surigao del Sur Lianga, Surigao del Sur
• Schools ‐ 29 Rosario, Agusan del Sur Gen. Luna, Surigao del Norte
Barobo, Surigao del Sur San Isidro, Surigao del Norte
• Non‐governmental Organizations ‐ 41 Soccoro, Surigao del Norte Gigaquit, Surigao del Norte
San Pablo, Zamboanga del Sur Tubod, Surigao del Norte
• Barangays ‐ 108
• Cities ‐ 21 Technology Transfer Trainings Conducted:
• Regional and Provincial Offices ‐ 23 Local Government Support Program for the ARMM Assisted Trainings Conducted
• National Offices ‐ 10
Mun. of Datu Odin Sinsuat, Maguindanao
Mun. of Jolo, Sulu
• TOTAL ‐ 382
Mun. of Bongao, Tawi‐tawi
Mun. of Siasi, Tawi‐tawi
Mun. of Panglima Estino, Tawi‐tawi
Mun. of Upi, Maguindanao
City of Lamitan, Basilan
ENFORCEMENT
y An amount of Php
p 108
108,,775
775..00 was collected
from the ESWM violators
violators..
ENTREPRENEURSHIP Php1,400,000.00
1,251,015
y A total of 12 junkshops in 2009 caters to the Php1,200,000.00
recyclables of the Municipality from the
previous number of just 2 in 2005
2005.. Php1,000,000.00
1,020,847
recyclables..
recyclables
Php400,000.00
266,380
y The schools also participate in the recycling Php200,000.00
process by turning paper wastes into art 113,480
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ESWM COLLECTED REVENUES ENGINEERING
CALENDAR YEAR 2007, 2008, 2009
y Transformed the old open dumpsite into a Controlled
PARTICULARS 2007 2008 2009 Disposal Site and now into a Municipal Ecological Park and
Ecology Center
Center..
¾ Seminar Package ‐ 63,500 60,000
y Established a total of 127 Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)
¾ Clearance 49,801 61,510 52,228 and 298 Waste Collection Points at Barangays and Puroks
Puroks..
¾ Municipal Ordinance ‐ 8,650 2,800 y Managed to reduce the amount of waste generated daily
from 368 tons to 6.8 tons
tons..
¾ Environmental Fee 92,200 214,650 196,837
y An average of 2 tons of soil conditioner (compost fertilizer)
¾ ESWM Income 28,925 102,857 are harvested daily thus augmenting the income of the
470,250
¾ ESWM Kit 21,000 48,095 Municipality from the sale of this product.
product.
¾ Garbage Coll. Fee 387,440 521,585 468,900 y Able to produce quality concrete products by pulverizing the
residual wastes and mixing it with sand and cement to
produce balusters, hollow blocks and paving blocks
blocks..
¾ TOTAL 602,670 1,020,847 1,251,015
SUCCESS
STORY
from an The Early Operations of the Newly Opened Dump Site
Open Dump Site
to an This is how our Open Dumpsite looks like in 1994....
ECO PARK
2005
This is how worst it is in 2004.... ...to Controlled Disposal Facility
5
2005 2009
This is how it looks now today after it is fully transformed....
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The Septic Vault and Biodegradable Waste Processing Facility
Organic Garden
Biodegradable Shredder
Harvested Soil Conditioner
7
Process of Making Concrete Products from Residual Waste
1 R
1. Recover R
Residual
id l WWaste
t 2 Operator feeds Residual
2.
Materials Waste into Pulverizer.
Today!!!
SEGREGATED GARBAGE
is at approximate daily
average of 6.8 Tons
8
1. Awarded “MODEL SITE” by the Department of Environment and Natural 7. Awarded with a “Certificate of Commendation” by the Department of
Resources last August 16, 2005. Environment and Natural Resources, the National Solid Waste
Commission of the Office of the President of the Republic as a “MODEL
2. Awarded “1ST PLACE WINNER, BEST PUBLIC MARKET” by the SITE” and a “LEARNING INSTITUTE” last April 8, 2008
Department of Trade and Industry last October 11, 2006
3. Awarded with a “CERTIFICATE OF COMMENDATION” by the 8. The Honorable Mayor Max M. Estela, M.D. is a member of the pool of
Department
D t t off Environment
E i t and
d Natural
N t l Resources
R last
l t May
M 24,
24 2006 speakers of the Mayors
Mayors’ Development Center (MDC) of the League of
Municipalities of the Philippines (LMP) and of the Regional Ecology Center
4. Awarded the “Most Outstanding Mayor of the Philippines” by the Senate in Region 11.
of the Philippines
9. Awarded with the “Incentive Prize” in the prestigious Ryutaro Hashimoto
5. Awarded as the “REGIONAL WINNER” in the Search for Search for Asia-Pacific Forum for Environment and Development (APFED) last July
Model Barangay for Eco-Waste Management System 2007 last June 30, 25, 2008.
2007.
10. Awarded the “Linis-Ganda Award” (Clean and Beautiful) for being the
6. Awarded the “Regional Winner” in the Alternative Learning System (ALS) Cleanest and Greenest Municipality in the entire Philippines by the
Regional Literacy Awards Search 2007 last December 8, 2007 National Broadcasting Network and the League of Municipalities in the
Philippines last February 16, 2009.
1. There must be Political Will, Priority and Commitment of the local officials to
Good day and
implement the Program.
2. The ESWM Program implementation must be integrated in the processes of
the Local Government Units like in the granting of permits, programs, and
projects.
3. The Barangays must perform their mandate and role in carrying out the IEC
(Information and Education Campaigns), enforcement and composting processes
at their level.
4. There must be a strong g communityyp p
participation. The p p must be able to
people
see the importance of the program in their day to day activities. The people must
actively involve in the system & processes.
Thank You
5. The program’s sustainability is dependent on the people’s appreciation.
Without people’s support, the program will eventually and entirely collapse.
Republic of the Philippines
6. There is cash in trash. The dreaded garbage we disregard is as important as Province of Davao del Norte
any other resources the moment it has found its rightful place in the system. MUNICIPALITY OF STO. TOMAS
7. The ESWM Program implementation must be integrated in the daily ECOLOGICAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
processes and operation of the Public Market Government Center, Feeder Road 3, Sto. Tomas, Davao del Norte, Philippines
Telefax (084) 829-1180 or Email us at lgu_stt@stotomas.gov.ph
8. If there’s a greater will to pursue the thrusts of the program then the way to
succeed is easy. And, WE HAVE PROVEN IT.